Life is as a Spectator Mere

Life is as a Spectator Mere

To acknowledge the reality is spiritualism; worldly life is the unreal as real. What we perceive is not necessarily real; and yet it may not be quite unreal, nonexistent.

Ultimate Reality has all the qualities that we attribute, and a little more; in this sense, it can be called nirguna.

The structure of the universe is the same model as the human body.

Both have the "five sheaths", the Pancha Kosha, with the only difference that in the body, they are in manifest form everything in the universe, they are latent.

Man has inherited this trait from its creator, this taste for the creation of diversity.

However, God stayed away from his creation, and thus stands as a spectator, and is affected by pleasure and pain, while the man himself involved and entangled, and therefore suffers pain.

Whoever can manage to stay out, individual mentally, will never suffer pain or sorrow.

True happiness lies in the action itself rather than the fruit or the expectation of it. The action of nama-smarana will easily and naturally lead to lasting happiness.

Whilst every worldly activities in order to get pleasure, but joy depends arising from any of this object, it disappears with the removal of this object.

To be alive is to have the life force in itself. This vital force to be part of the Ultimate Reality, consists of existence, knowledge and bliss.

This pure happiness that we should enjoy. This happiness is positive, while the pseudo-happiness that brings deep sleep is negative in nature